Ralph Reigns Over Slow Weekend It was another slow weekend (Dec. 7-9) at the North American box office as the Top 6 films remained unchanged from the previous weekend, with only one new semi-wide release – actually a re-release of Steven Spielberg’s Schindler’s List – making its

Nationals Unveil New Food & Drink Lineup A new field that took 600 dump trucks full of sand and 100,000 square-feet of Kentucky bluegrass sod await the Washington Nationals when they take the field at 1:05 p.m. Apr. 5 for opening day against the New York Mets, and there will

Jigsaw Carves Up Clooney’s Suburbicon Lionsgate Entertainment’s horror Jigsaw opened with $16.64 million the weekend before Halloween (Oct. 27-29), finishing in first place at the box office. Three of the top four films were horror or quasi-horror, as two other new releases